The Causes of the Revolutionary War - Viewpoints of Federalists, Anti Federalists

The Road to Revolution
<Tab/>The American Revolution was a great turning point in American history. When The American Colonies were first established in the new world, the colonies needed a lot of support from Britain, their mother country and ruler. The thirteen original colonies; Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia were split up into three different regions. These regions; New England Middle colonies, Southern colonies, were very interdependent and they also depended on Britain to survive. As time passed, however, the Colonies started to be able to survive on their own. For example: they began manufacturing goods, trading, and establishing their own government. Britain, on the other hand, was not pleased with this. The King passed laws and acts to prevent the colonies from developing further and breaking apart from the rule of the King of Britain. …